Rodriguinho remains outraged by “Sincerão” this Monday (26). During a conversation with Fernanda and Giovanna Pitel in the gym, the Pagodeiro mentioned Davi and Isabelle after the duo chose the brother as the target of the dynamic.
During “Sincerão” Davi criticized Rodriguinho's game and caused Camarote to get a dye bath. “I think he's a terrible player, as I've already said to his face. I think he is a very poorly positioned player at home, he has nothing to say and is trying to defend himself or get into the game,” he said. Shortly afterwards, the artist even declared that he would “punch Davi in the mouth”. Remember this by clicking here.
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Davi and Isabelle decided to despise Rodriguinho #BBB24 #SpeechBBB pic.twitter.com/V6NP0x39kL
— TV Globo 📺 (@tvglobo) February 27, 2024
During the conversation with his allies, the singer complained about Davi again and recalled the incident when he was approached by two fans who praised him shortly before his delivery. “As I was working out in the gym, two huge black men came [sic]and it came: “You're a damn black reference for us, brother.” Do you understand?” he asked the carioca.
Fernanda even joked: “Then it cuts and Rodrigo eats jam.” The brother agreed and criticized the exPuxadinhos' decision. “They speak to me with pride, they are proud to be my fans. We drink jelly from the Indian woman, the indigenous woman and the Bahian boy from Salvador who constantly curse him. How crazy,” he asked. See how it went:
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''Drink jam from the indigenous people and the Baianinho…'' #bbb24 pic.twitter.com/xFWDiiTCOd
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At the beginning of the program, Isabelle had already warned Rodriguinho because he had called her the word “Indian”. “The term ‘Indian’ is kind of derogatory, but the world understands that now. They are indigenous or original people. “India was when the colonizer arrived in Brazil and wanted to say that we looked like the people of India because he had made a mistake,” the Amazonian explained.
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Every year the BBB raises important questions. Yesterday, Isabelle Nogueira explained why the term “Indian” is derogatory when referring to indigenous and original peoples, and that it is correct to say “native.” Did you already know that? pic.twitter.com/bXpJ5rb3CT
— Jade Beatriz #RevogaNEM (@anajadebeatriz) January 12, 2024